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 1   1,      3|      Good, calls for an infinite satisfaction? However, I wish that you
 2   1,      4|     consists the above-mentioned satisfaction. You ask me, then, for pains,
 3   1,      4|     pains, so that I may receive satisfaction for the offenses, which
 4   1,      4|          the virtue of love, for satisfaction and reward, both in you
 5   1,      4|      others, for whom they pray, satisfaction for the penalty due to them,
 6   1,      4|     guilt; because such complete satisfaction requires proper dispositions
 7   1,      4| conscience, and by other things, satisfaction is made for their guilt;
 8   1,      4|         second and last means of satisfaction. ~
 9   1,      4|                  So you see that satisfaction is made, through the desire
10   2,      5|          My mercy willed to make satisfaction for the sin of man and to
11   2,     28|           and weariness from the satisfaction of it. So you see that My
12   3,     16|   because he is deprived of this satisfaction by his guilt, he remains
13   3,     17| sweetness of the explanation and satisfaction which she had received from
14   4,      2| confession, contrition of heart, satisfaction, and purpose of amendment.